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July 2, 2009

Off-Day Outtakes: Canada Day!

On July 1, 1867, Canada became a self-governing dominion of Great Britain and a federation of four provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario and Quebec. The anniversary was originally known as Dominion Day, but the name was officially changed in 1983 to Canada Day.

We have 100% Canadian Content on this off-day (the day after Canada Day).

This album was scrapped and Freedom was recorded and released in its place. According to this set's notes: "As good as Freedom was, it's really just a user-friendly version of the challenging Times Square."

01 River Gal02 The Martyred Children03 Anything My Woman Does04 Too Much Too Lose05 The Lost Children06 When Spring Is O'er The Land07 Echoes Of Heroes08 A Love That's True09 Things They Say10 A Ring And A Secret11 Try To Count The Tears12 That Innocent Look13 Two Kids From Cabbage Town14 Somebody Told A Lie15 Yes I Will16 Red Roses And You17 Betty Mae's A Good Time Gal18 A Few Moments Ago19 Rosey And Me20 The General Store21 Sands Of Time22 Prettiest Time Of Her Life23 Sweet Temptation24 New Day25 The Last Hand26 Don't Be Sorry27 Roll On28 An Old Friend29 Fox Fire30 It's Better That Way31 Weep Not For Me32 Crossroads

Amy, if you wander back here. I found the McCartney cd I mentioned the other night. It was still in the car. It's called "Unplugged - the official bootleg". Part of that whole MTV series thingy. Recorded live in London in 91. As I mentioned before, a number of really good songs but also some same old same olds. A couple of nice covers. Not groundbreaking, but not bad at all.